Intel Building $7B Factory in Arizona Instead of California

[Weatherman2020]

The Grapes of Wrath in reverse continues.
3,000 Intel jobs with over 10,000 Arizona jobs supporting.
Not sure of the revenue in taxes, but if it's a $7B factory, you know it's huge.

Intel to invest $7 billion in factory in Arizona, employ 3,000

 

[shockedcanadian]

Good for Intel. They can say "made in America" with pride.

 

[Juan de Fuca]

This is just theater, the plant was under construction in 2012 and halted in 2014, due to economic conditions. It has nothing to do with Trump and has everything to do with existing tax law. If you want to make money off this find out who is making the robots who will do the work.

 

[aris2chat]

Arizona has lower taxes than california, fewer state regulations

 

[EvilCat Breath]

Kamala Harris ran for AG on a platform of forcing business out of California. She kept that promise.

 

[Godboy]

This is just theater, the plant was under construction in 2012 and halted in 2014, due to economic conditions. It has nothing to do with Trump and has everything to do with existing tax law. If you want to make money off this find out who is making the robots who will do the work.

You clowns are capable of convincing yourselves of anything. If you think the Trump effect didn't play a part, you're crazy. People are expecting an economic boom, that's why all these multi-billion dollar deals are popping up suddenly.

 

[Ame®icano]

This is just theater, the plant was under construction in 2012 and halted in 2014, due to economic conditions. It has nothing to do with Trump and has everything to do with existing tax law. If you want to make money off this find out who is making the robots who will do the work.

"under construction in 2012 and halted in 2014, due to economic conditions"

Soooo, why now?

 

[TheOldSchool]

Intel has never built any manufacturing plants in California. Sure this 3,000 jobs is good news, but so are the 13,000 R&D jobs Intel employs in California. Besides, the factory in the OP has been in the works for years. Joining 2 other factories in Arizona built years and years ago.

 

[TheOldSchool]

This is just theater, the plant was under construction in 2012 and halted in 2014, due to economic conditions. It has nothing to do with Trump and has everything to do with existing tax law. If you want to make money off this find out who is making the robots who will do the work.

"under construction in 2012 and halted in 2014, due to economic conditions"

Soooo, why now?

Because Intel made money during that time, and are able to build a new factory now. Don't you know how business works?